Storm Corrosion, the band featuring ex-Porcupine Tree guitarist and vocalist Steven Wilson and current Opeth guitarist and vocalist Mikael Åkerfeldt, are coming up on the 10-year anniversary of their debut self-titled album. Wilson recently said in an interview with Prog Magazine that he's working on a remix of the album, and wouldn't be opposed to do another one!
"I love that record," he said. "That was another record that created a lot of controversy. I’m so proud of that record. Part of the reason we’re both proud of it is it was the last thing anyone expected us to do.
"It’s perfect for 5.1 because there’s no drums. I’ve just done an Atmos mix of the album, because that’s an album that’s going to be ten years old next year as well. We did a great version of Drag Ropes at one of Albert Hall shows which we mixed.
"So that version’s been mixed, it sounds beautiful. The album is going to be remixed in Atmos. And I think we’re going to do a reissue of that. And that could be good time to do another record. Obviously, there’s a geographical issue. We can’t just get together on Tuesday nights and jam and we don’t want to do it by email. We did Storm Corrosion when we were in the same room at the same time the whole time we made that record, and we wouldn’t want to do a record any other way. I like to think we’ll do it eventually."
Here's hoping, right? Storm Corrosion was phenomenally good, even with just one record under their belt.
